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Unveiling Ancient Herds: Dinosaur Footprints Discovered in Italy - Thousands of prosauropod footprints, dating back 210 million years, found in Italys Stelvio National Park. These herbivorous dinosaurs, some up to 33 feet long, moved in herds, as evidenced by parallel rows and circular gatherings. The discovery, made by a photographer, is being studied using drones and remote sensing technology.

Former President Donald Trump has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC, accusing the British broadcaster of defamation and unfair trade practices. The lawsuit centers on a documentary that allegedly misrepresented Trumps January sixth speech, leading to his resignation and the BBCs public apology. Despite the BBCs rejection of defamation claims, Trumps legal team argues that U.S. audiences could still access the content, potentially challenging the case in U.S. courts.

General Hospital legend Anthony Geary, known for his iconic role as Luke Spencer, has passed away at 78. His death, due to surgical complications, marks the end of a career spanning four decades. Geary, a Daytime Emmy winner, was celebrated for his portrayal of Luke, especially alongside Genie Franciss Laura, creating one of TVs most famous super couples. His impact on daytime television and pop culture is immeasurable, with his characters wedding drawing a record 30 million viewers. Gearys legacy as a talented actor and cultural icon will continue to resonate.

Yale Universitys Humanitarian Research Lab uncovers evidence suggesting the Rapid Support Forces in Sudans el-Fasher city may have hidden mass killings by burying and burning bodies. The RSF, accused of crimes against humanity, is alleged to have disposed of tens of thousands of bodies after capturing the city. The UN calls this conflict the worlds worst humanitarian disaster, with the RSF accused of massacring civilians as el-Fasher fell. The HRLs report indicates a systematic campaign of body disposal, with satellite images showing clusters of activity outside the city, suggesting people were killed as they tried to escape.

Ukraines largest energy provider, DTEK, is grappling with a relentless crisis due to Russian attacks on its power grid, leading to widespread power cuts and lengthy outages. President Volodymyr Zelensky warns that Russia is using winter cold as a weapon, causing Ukrainians to shelter in basements. DTEK has been repeatedly targeted, with tens of thousands in Odesa without electricity for days. Ukrainians now rely on backup power sources, and DTEK faces challenges in finding spare parts for repairs.

Australias Prime Minister hailed fruit shop owner Ahmed al Ahmed as a national hero for confronting a gunman during a terrorist attack on a Hanukkah event in Sydney. Mr. Ahmed, shot multiple times, is scheduled for further surgery and has received widespread support, including from former US President Donald Trump and a US billionaire. His bravery in disarming the alleged gunman and signaling to police has inspired many.

This holiday season, the story of artificial Christmas trees reveals a complex global trade narrative. Despite tariffs causing a price hike, most American companies wont move production back to the U.S. due to labor intensity, component availability, and price sensitivity. The convenience and cost of overseas production make domestic manufacturing largely unfeasible, potentially impacting sales and the joy of Christmas for some.

Los Angeles police prepare to present their case against Nick Reiner, accused of killing his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, in a shocking Brentwood home tragedy. Rob, a celebrated actor and director, and Michele, a photographer and LGBTQ+ advocate, were well-known and loved in Hollywood and political circles. Nick, struggling with addiction, was seen with his family just months ago. The Reiners were influential in entertainment and liberal causes, leaving many mourning their sudden and violent deaths.